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Blood in saliva, back pain, muscle spasms, constant headaches, lightheaded, feeling of not being myself, been going on for two months. very nervous?
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You should be...: The symptoms you describe sound serious. See a doctor as soon as possible. Good luck with your health!
Answered 10/4/2016
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